When incidents involving hate speech or attacks targeting specific communities occur — like the recent stickers or the 2018 Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh — the university president and chief diversity officer participate in discussions about how to respond, along with other relevant faculty and even student leaders.
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A Pennsylvania university appears to have been targeted by the white supremacist group ‘Hundred-Handers,’ but why?
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